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Do you ever purchase pre-bagged produce at the grocery store? If you do, the next time you’re at the market weigh a few bags first before you toss one in the cart. You’d be surprised at how much of a difference in the weight of the bags. The bag of apples you see above was suppose Read More >>
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With the cooler temperatures lately, things are really beginning to wind down in the garden. This past week I cleaned up the garden beds by pull up about half of our tomato plants, and I decided to stop watering the pumpkin patch as well. Although I’m pretty confident I’ll be able to grow boatloads of kale, Swiss Read More >>
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When was the last time you made gingersnaps? Probably last winter right? Why is that? Do you think gingersnaps a seasonal cookie? Well not for us. The kids and I can’t seem to get enough of the spicy goodness so I try and make gingersnaps about once a month or so for them to pack Read More >>
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One of the ways I’m able to keep our grocery budget so low is by freezing our extra fruits and vegetables during the growing season. I also like to make large servings of soup in my crock pot during the week as well. Knowing I have the option to pull a hearty soup or pasta sauce Read More >>
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